The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

Popped into our local pub for a couple of pints and some nibbles to watch a game of football. Didn’t expect to pay over £100 for the pleasure after waiting 15 mins at the bar to pay the bill!

on arrival Sally was helpful and polite after a mix up in orders thankyou for a positive experience Both coffees tasted really nice.

The food here in absolutely incredible. Unusual Flavour combinations changing every day, with cakes, scones,’focaccia and salads. If you just want a normal dry Costco victoria sponge and a cup of tea you should try somewhere else but if you are open to trying new flavours this might be the best food you’ve had in years. Just incredible. Great coffee too.

Estuve aquí el otro día pedido capuchino y rollo y salchicha fueron en visitas anteriores cuando usamos regularmente en pareja y los precios eran muy razonables aprecio que los costos han subido pero £ 7. 20 una gran pendiente después de todo no es el Ritz no volverá.

Got chips cheese and curry and it looks like vile never again and a frappe caramel that is horrible never ordering from here again first time and never again

Ordered a tea and a flat white which and was charged to use the disgusting port a loos totalled £6 ... coffee was espresso size!! Lids were dusty and dirty. How can this be justified!!

A jumping place with a friendly atmosphere. A good demographic mix too. We just went for drink. We're not fans of very loud music, but if you are – you'll love it.

Caché de Princes Street et accès rendu très difficile par des travaux de rue mais magnifique et typique. Plafond et décor sublime. Repas pris en bas au pub pas au haut restaurant . Wings et chips sympa bien servis. Bières excellentes, il y avait un festival de bière. Personnel efficace et sympathique. Beaucoup d'habitués locaux. Bonne ambiance et bon service pour un prix correct.

In the heart of the Merchant City, where Glasgow's history still breathes among centuries-old stones and Scottish folk riffs, I stumbled upon a classic that doesn't need to disguise itself as a gastropub to win over stomachs. Here, the soul is on the plate. I ordered two traditional dishes: a steak pie with a golden crust filled with tender, creamy meat that melts with a fork and melts in a deep, honest gravy. The accompaniment: mashed potatoes as smooth as clouds and peas that still retained their garden freshness. The other must-haves: fish & chips with crispy batter, golden as the sunset over the Clyde, accompanied by thick potatoes, a salad with cherry tomatoes and cucumbers just right, and, of course, a tartare that does what it's supposed to do: not steal the show, but still contributes. The place is authentic, without pretensions or unnecessary filters. A place to eat well, but not for everyone to see.

Order the captains meal, the chips were ok but weren't hot. The fish batter was rock hard and could of put a window out. Very little fish underneath and the fish didn't not taste right at all and I honestly can't put my finger on what it tasted like. It was like a chemical taste. We all got asked if we wanted white or brown bread and then didn't get any until we prompted the staff. Wouldn't recommend.

Went with some visiting family for dinner. The staff were very welcoming & took us to our table. The meal & drinks were excellent, well presented & enjoyed by all.

✨️Stopped here for a couple of cocktails as recommended on social media however wasn't overally impressed. I had a blood red martini and to be honest it just tasted like cherryade.. my friend was supposed to have an eyeball in her glass shot alongside her drink but before she could ask the guy at the bar he had moved off to serve a large group and was the only one serving. Maybe we came at the wrong time in the early evening, but the vibes weren't there, unfortunately for us

Just got 2 fish suppers tonight £24.00 plenty chips but a small fish. The worst fish suppers I’ve ever had in Aberdeen total rip off.Needless to say I won’t go back there again on my next visit.

Bit disappointed seeing as came here for an evening carvery two days in a row, only to find it shut, even when the hours on Google claim it's still open until 9PM. First showed up on Tuesday, only to find its shut monday and Tuesday all day (picture 1). Showed up the next day at 5 only to find the new opening times are actually until 5 not 8 now (photo 2). Please update the hours to make sure they reflect the new opening times.

We just got drinks, very expensive so choose wisely or have a drink before you arrive at the airport